Static {analysis,slicing,dicing} of your .coffee

{
  bodystitch,
  parseImportsExports,
  findSourceFile

} = require 'coffeesurgeon'

A .coffee satisfies "Property 1" if ALL of its imports and exports are of the form:

{x, y} = require 'misc'
{...} = require '...'

...body, wherein foo and bar are defined...

module.exports =
  foo: foo
  bar: bar

Like stitch, but

• assumes prop 1
• stitches bodies directly together in a dependency-satisfying ordering, discarding import/export statements
  • ...thereby being hella minification-friendly
  • ...and letting you expose your stuff (with coffee --bare) to your REPL and unit tests

stitchBodies {
  main: 'mymainfile'
  codepath: [
    '...'
    '...'
  ]
}, (e, {coffee, deps_map, deps_chain}) ->

• What about name conflicts?
  • TODO: error when they exist

info = parseImportsExports coffee
# info:
{
  imports: [[["x", "y"], "misc"], ...]
  exported_names: ["foo", "bar"]
  body_coffee: "..."
}

findSourceFile {query:"widgets/foo", fromDir:"...", codepath:[...]}, (e, path) ->
  # not found => path is null
  # FS error  => e is not null